Members will receive basic training in archaeological methods while working on our current sites. This can include preparation of a site for possible excavation, research, survey work, digging, trowelling, drawing and maintaining a Site Diary. Meeting Details Venue Address: Denton Festival Hall, Peel Street, Denton M34 7JX Times of meeting: 7.30pm third Thursday of [...]

The Friends are a group of like minded individuals who have an interest in the Heritage of the Perth and Kinross area and who wish to complement the outstanding work that the Perth and Kinross Heritage Trust (PKHT) have done and are doing. PKHT have a long standing commitment to the Heritage and Archaeology of [...]

We are a small enthusiastic community group based in the historic Village of Writtle in Essex,. There are some 30 members, from a wide range of disciplines, all of whom have an interest in archaeology and local history. Heritage Writtle was formed in 2004, as a result of finding some Roman remains and road within 800 yards of the [...]

A small group founded in 2006. Currently engaged on a study of the parish church, St Bartholomew, which is multi-perio probably on a Saxon foundation.

Founded to help rectify the surprising lack of physical archaeological vidence about the layout and character of the medieval town and port of Winchelsea (a planned town of Edward I that uniquely retains its original grid layout). Our principal aim is to geophysically survey all the remaining open areas within and around the town. We [...]

Egyptology Scotland was founded on December 12, 2000 with the objective of promoting the study and understanding of Ancient Egypt in Scotland. Our annual lecture programme (held at venues in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen -see our website for details) aims to provide members with access to the latest developments in the field of Egyptology and [...]

The group is based at the Pendle Heritage Centre, Barrowford and undertakes a varied programme including lectures, fieldwalking, building recording and excavation. Blog: https://archaeologygroup.blogspot.com  

Programme of lectures and meetings. Publishes quarterly newsletter. Carries out excavations, field walking and research. Publishes Summer and Winter Journals. Open Days at excavation site.

A group committed to researching and protecting the archaeology and heritage environment of the Isle of Portland, Dorset and promoting it through education

e are a small group of Metal Detectorists, and amateur geologists and archaeologists. We enjoy travelling to rural areas and with full backing of the local land-owner. We are aware of the portable antiquities scheme. The group is run by myself someone who has completed a scientific archaeology masters and completed several digs in Bulgaria [...]

Activity and lecture driven society, looking specifically at the archaeology of the Benthams’ and surrounding parishes in North Yorkshire and Lancashire. Members aim to go field walking, archaeological tours, as well as excavation training leading to participation in archaeological excavations.

SLAEC is a liaison committee that meets 3/4 times a year. It recently published an archaeological booklet on Southwark, called ‘Below Southwark: the archaeological Story’ aimed at the general public .

The Scottish Trust for Underwater Archaeology (SCO18418)was formed to promote the research, recording and preservation of Scotland’s underwater heritage with particular interest in crannogs. Towards realising these aims, the Trust carries out surveys, excavations, provides training, and aims to raise awareness through exhibition, education, and experimental archaeology.

Covers the archaeology, architecture and history of Cheshire, Wirral and Deeside. Lively lecture and excursion programme, also occasional conferences and training sessions. Recently commenced major excavation project at Heronbridge, near Chester check website for details. Also fieldwork projects in conjunction with Chester Archaeology Unit. Archaeology. Annual journal and twice-yearly newsletter.

Annual journal: ‘Tyne and Tweed’. Promote interest in local history and research in Northumberland. give guidance and support to affiliated societies. Organise 4 major events annually for members only.

The aim of the Society is to promote archaeology and history in S.E. Essex. We hold regular meetings and outings. We are carrying out some local research and field survey when possible. Please note that the society Chairman/Field Director, Rosemary Jefferies can be contacted at this address. (NO KNOWN CONTACT)

Supports research and promotes interest in the Anglo-Saxon burial site at Sutton Hoo owned by the National Trust. Offers conferences, lectures, field trips, events and publishes twice yearly magazine. Conference 2006 14th October Pagan Belief: Burial and Beyond to be held at the Royal Hospital School, Holbrook, near Ipswich. For booking and more information contact [...]

Programme of lectures. Organises conferences and surveys. Publishes a quarterly bulletin, quarterly magazine and an annual journal ‘Lincolnshire History and Archaeology. Publishes books and papers on Lincolnshire history and archaeology.